Sentence examples for sometimes secure from inspiring English sources

Parents can sometimes secure education loans in their home countries.

Finally, Mr. Ben-Ami said, a bridge loan may take the form of a personal loan — sometimes secured by investment securities — for the amount needed to complete the purchase.

This is sometimes secured by a ḥijām, or cummerbund.

But sometimes securing the common good requires morally troubling actions.

But the challenge can be even greater for red carpet events, when desirable dresses are sometimes secured months ahead.

"Tragically, money is a god," said Mr. Kaiser, who has watched heirs become "piranhas" around their parents' pricey domiciles, sometimes securing appraisals well before a parent's last breath.

Hong Kong news media reported that it was common knowledge in Yangzhou, a city where Mr. Ji was previously mayor, that he had mistresses and sometimes secured good jobs, including government posts, for them.

Councils sometimes secured as little as 13% affordable housing when their stated targets were as high as 50%, according to analysis commissioned by BNP Paribas Real Estate, which advises local authorities and housebuilders in negotiations.

In this edition the Webster interests were taken over by an aggressive publishing firm, the G. & C. Merriam Co. (See Merriam-Webster dictionary.) Their agents were very active in the "war of the dictionaries" and sometimes secured an order, by decree of a state legislature, for their book to be placed in every schoolhouse of the state.

Those of us who have spent decades studying Islamic courts find that women win their cases the vast majority of times, that courts have always been open to change and that looking to (but not adopting) Islamic law in American courts has sometimes secured financial justice for immigrant Muslim women.

Further economy is sometimes secured by stating, just about pleasure or just about displeasure, points that do or might apply to both.